NS train 23K rolls through the Village of Central Bridge on its way south towards Binghamton. This area was once sprawling with tracks but now only the single main track exists.

Along the horse farm.

NS intermodal train 23K heads south through CPF499 while SMS train NE-1 waits on the Voorheesville Running Track.

The Vegas Golden Knights Express (NS 23K) flies through Gardner on a gorgeous afternoon

NS 1067, the Reading Lines heritage unit, takes on fuel at Universal prior to moving up the Buffalo Track to QD in Downtown Binghamton. The locomotive is on the head of 23K, destined for Elkhart, ... (more)

23K rolls south through Delanson with a trio of SD60E's.

Doing its best to win the honorary Alco for a day prize, SD60E 6964 throttles up as it resumes its trip south after stopping for a hot wheel. Normally I dread seeing these things now a days but th... (more)

23K passes under the classic searchlight signals in Delanson as it heads. The train will meet its counterpart, 22K about a quarter of a mile south of here. This train is led by and SD60E which wou... (more)

23K at 19°F. Walnut Creek bridge, Fairview PA. 12-26-20

The CP-935 23K with the 60E's back in action rounds the curve into the sunset on it's way south much later than usual after working Mechanicville most of the afternoon making up it's train w/ the ... (more)

Norfolk Southern's southbound intermodal train on the former Delaware & Hudson, 23K, passes under the classic searchlight signals at CPF-499 in Delanson, NY with the Virginian on point under smoke... (more)

Norfolk Southern's southbound intermodal train 23K (Ayer, MA to Chicago, IL) passes by the feed mill in Central Bridge, NY en route to Binghamton, NY where it will refuel and change crews prior to... (more)

On a windy and mild October afternoon, the NS 1067 “Reading” units leads 23k by the CPF557 interlocking after stopping briefly for dispatcher updates from track work on the south end of the li... (more)

NS 23K cruises through the mountains on it's way south on a cold, early winter morning.

Usually when a train crew has bad shenanigans it translates usually to equally bad luck to the railfan as well(delays, power swaps, etc). Yesterday was a rare case in point where a train meltdown... (more)